When winter rolls around, it’s easy to cozy up with a warm blanket and forget about hydration. While summer has us reaching for cold water and refreshing drinks, staying hydrated in the winter is just as important—especially for seniors. Hydrating doesn’t have to be boring. You can keep yourself healthy and warm with some tasty,…
Facial expressions are a powerful form of communication. They convey emotions, provide social cues, and help us connect with others. For people living with Parkinson’s disease, a condition known as facial masking can make it difficult to express emotions through facial movements. This often leaves both the person with the condition and those around them…
Resting tremors are one of the hallmark symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, often recognized by the characteristic shaking of hands, legs, or other body parts when at rest. It’s a concerning symptom, so understanding the causes and how they fit into the broader picture of Parkinson’s is important. Let’s find out what triggers resting tremors in…
Aging is a journey, and like any good adventure, it’s full of twists, turns, and surprises. Some days, you’re ready to take on the world, and other days, you might feel like lounging with a cup of tea. But what if I told you that how you age can be influenced by factors other than…
Dining is more than just a meal; it’s an experience that enriches daily life. For those living in independent senior communities, meals have become a highlight of the day, filled with variety, social interaction, and flavors that rival five-star restaurants. Dining experiences in Independent Living have evolved beyond the basics, bringing residents an array of…
